Which phones do you own?

[Galaxy16]

I am using an LG V10 at the moment, but I one of my other phones is a Galaxy S5 and a S5280 for testing.
I also have a Doogee DG310.

 

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[Andy Black]

An old iPhone 5S.

 

[Daniel.]

I also own the V10, it's a great phone.

The new V30 is powerful but I don't like how they removed the volume controls from the back of the phone and placed them on the side.

As far as phones, I believe LG has been the most innovative in recent launches. Their knock feature is such a convenience, love it.

 

[Vigilante]

I have the new Google Pixel 2 and I am obsessed with it. I also just bought the new Pixel Chromebook, which I also love. (Hope MJ doesn't see this as I am drinking DEEPLY from the Google Creme.

 

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[jon.a]

 

[happybhoy]

Alcatel A2 XL, it was £60 brand new. I do nothing to prove the tight-fisted Scotsman stereotype wrong . Its android, allows me to get all the messaging apps I need.

 

[SquatchMan]

iPhone 5 for when I'm out on the street since phone snatching is common here.
LG G5 (data only SIM) for when I'm inside.

Having a phone with decent battery life is the most important thing for me. I hate having my phone die on me.

 

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[Wolf]

iPhone SE, I hate big screens. Same size as the iPhone 5 but with better specs, perfect for me.

 

[Galaxy16]

I have the new Google Pixel 2 and I am obsessed with it. I also just bought the new Pixel Chromebook, which I also love. (Hope MJ doesn't see this as I am drinking DEEPLY from the Google Creme.

Why should he not see this? Does he not like Google/Android?

 

[Vigilante]

Why should he not see this? Does he not like Google/Android?

He doesn't like big brother.

 

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[Galaxy16]

He doesn't like big brother.

So he is actually your brother?
Or am I mistaken?

 

[beatgoezon]

An old iPhone 3GS.

Been going for 8 years strong, although I get the feeling this is the year it'll finally give in, lol.

 

[Daniel.]

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[Vigilante]

So he is actually your brother?
Or am I mistaken?

He 100% is.

 

[Galaxy16]

He 100% is.

I see.
It just did not make the impression because the circle in your profile picture looks really different and he uses his real name in his username. (subconscious psychology?)

 

[Galaxy16]

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What was that?

 

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[Longinus]

I see.
It just did not make the impression because the circle in your profile picture looks really different and he uses his real name in his username. (subconscious psychology?)

He's just messing with you. What he means with big brother is this: Big Brother (Nineteen Eighty-Four) - Wikipedia

Ontopic: Pixel 2. Most expensive phone ever bought, but no regrets.

More than a year ago, I bought a 2nd hand Nexus 6P for €350. Even it was too big, I really liked it. But after one year the battery was a disaster. It was still in guarantee, so I brought it back to repair.

They must have broken something, because they couldn't redeliver the phone. They had to pay me back the value of the phone, which was... €570.

Made €220 for using a phone for a year

 

[Galaxy16]

He's just messing with you. What he means with big brother is this: Big Brother (Nineteen Eighty-Four) - Wikipedia

Ontopic: Pixel 2. Most expensive phone ever bought, but no regrets.

More than a year ago, I bought a 2nd hand Nexus 6P for €350. Even it was too big, I really liked it. But after one year the battery was a disaster. It was still in guarantee, so I brought it back to repair.

They must have broken something, because they couldn't redeliver the phone. They had to pay me back the value of the phone, which was... €570.

Made €220 for using a phone for a year

I see, thank you for explaining.

@Vigilante Your profile picture reminds me to NCS (NoCopyrightSounds).

 

[PureA]

iPhone SE - same reasons as mentioned above, small phone, higher specs - not flashy, very functional - perfect.

 

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[Guus B]

Xiaomi Redmi 4x

Perfect for every reason:
- cheap (148$)
- Insane specs (5", dual sim, 3G ROM 32G RAM, fingerprint sensor, 2 days battery, great camera, business look & feel)

 

[Restless8]

iPhone SE - same reasons as mentioned above, small phone, higher specs - not flashy, very functional - perfect.

Great phone ever. I have heard a lot about this one.

 

[craig1928]

my phone is so old I got a depreciation warning from Whatsapp the other day

 

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[amp0193]

An old iPhone 3GS.
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Been going for 8 years strong, although I get the feeling this is the year it'll finally give in, lol.

Dude, it's time.

Those things were slow even when they were new.

You can get an iphone 4s for $30-40 on eBay.

You can get an iphone 5 for $50-70 on eBay.


Either of these would be huge upgrades.

 

[JAJT]

I am drinking DEEPLY from the Google Creme.

I have the precursor to the Pixel - the Google Nexus. Specifically the 5x.

Honestly, it would take a LOT for me to get off the Google environment. I love it SO MUCH. Everything is easier when you "give in" and let Google just do and manage everything.

As scary as it sounds (because it IS scary) the more freedom I give up to Google, the better my experience is and the easier everything becomes.

- Google maps
- Google drive
- Google contacts
- Google photos
- Google calendar
- Google chrome
- Google chromecast
- Google assistant (don't even know if it has a name but the all-seeing-eye and actions it performs based on context)
- Likely a million more I didn't even mention

Everything just works so damn smoothly together. It requires you to sign your life away to them, of course, but everything becomes so effortless once you do. They have strong, deep roots in just about everything I do technology-wise these days.

I can take a photo of a receipt on my phone, it gets automatically backed up online, google recognizes it as a receipt and asks me if I'd like to archive it with similar photos to save phone space, and when I do a search for "receipt" google's image recognition pulls literally all of them in front of me to review. If I search for "happy faces" I get every photo I've taken of people smiling. I can search "food" and get all my food pics. The recognition is amazing and I don't have to label anything for them to do this.

Google tells me what the traffic is like at the times I'm normally on the road. They'll show real time traffic data from other google users to help me avoid delays. They know I'm at the restaurant I'm at and asks me if I want to share photos for others to see (or I can see photos of the places I look up before I even go there).

When I book a flight google adds it to the things they track and tells me it's an upcoming plan. It will pull in tall the flight information from the airlines and show me delays / on time / booking numbers / etc... It will offer hotels to stay at. It will beep at me saying that I need to leave at x time based on traffic to make my flight on time.

I access all my work files world-wide from any device since it's all on google drive. And highly searchable if I lose anything. If I delete something that's shared I get a warning saying that it will no longer be shared. This has saved my a$$ quite a few times.

I don't know if Apple products or other options do any of this but at this point I just don't care. Google has my life by the balls and if I'm being honest it feels kind of good. It genuinely seems like every time I give up a bit of privacy I get a ton of functionality in return.

 

[Vigilante]

I have the precursor to the Pixel - the Google Nexus. Specifically the 5x.

Honestly, it would take a LOT for me to get off the Google environment. I love it SO MUCH. Everything is easier when you "give in" and let Google just do and manage everything.

As scary as it sounds (because it IS scary) the more freedom I give up to Google, the better my experience is and the easier everything becomes.

- Google maps
- Google drive
- Google contacts
- Google photos
- Google calendar
- Google chrome
- Google chromecast
- Google assistant (don't even know if it has a name but the all-seeing-eye and actions it performs based on context)
- Likely a million more I didn't even mention

Everything just works so damn smoothly together. It requires you to sign your life away to them, of course, but everything becomes so effortless once you do. They have strong, deep roots in just about everything I do technology-wise these days.

I can take a photo of a receipt on my phone, it gets automatically backed up online, google recognizes it as a receipt and asks me if I'd like to archive it with similar photos to save phone space, and when I do a search for "receipt" google's image recognition pulls literally all of them in front of me to review. If I search for "happy faces" I get every photo I've taken of people smiling. I can search "food" and get all my food pics. The recognition is amazing and I don't have to label anything for them to do this.

Google tells me what the traffic is like at the times I'm normally on the road. They'll show real time traffic data from other google users to help me avoid delays. They know I'm at the restaurant I'm at and asks me if I want to share photos for others to see (or I can see photos of the places I look up before I even go there).

When I book a flight google adds it to the things they track and tells me it's an upcoming plan. It will pull in tall the flight information from the airlines and show me delays / on time / booking numbers / etc... It will offer hotels to stay at. It will beep at me saying that I need to leave at x time based on traffic to make my flight on time.

I access all my work files world-wide from any device since it's all on google drive. And highly searchable if I lose anything. If I delete something that's shared I get a warning saying that it will no longer be shared. This has saved my a$$ quite a few times.

I don't know if Apple products or other options do any of this but at this point I just don't care. Google has my life by the balls and if I'm being honest it feels kind of good. It genuinely seems like every time I give up a bit of privacy I get a ton of functionality in return.

Love.

 

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[Argue]

I don't know if Apple products..

Apple does everything you listed.

I have the iPhone X. Best. Phone. Ever!

The best phone for an entrepreneur.

 

[Get Right]

Note 4 and 5 for us drawing type people, ha!

 

[cmor16]

All of my phones for the past 8 years have been corporate issues so I haven't owned my own phone since 2010. It was a Motorola Krzr, which at the time was the cat's meow of flip phones. ATM I have a corporately issued Samsung Galaxy S7 which I love. Fast, functional, and pretty.
I will have to bite the bullet soon and get a personal phone. I won't be able to manage a side business without it.

 

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[Red]

I picked up the Pixel (the original) last year after having the Samsung Galaxy S3 for about 5 years (custom lightweight ROM installed is the only way it worked well for that long). I refuse to pay "new phone" prices so I'll work with the 2nd to last releases. I got my Pixel for $120 on special for Black Friday last year I think... good times.

 

[Deleted50669]

Why is a conversation about phones relevant?